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Anyone know why my GTA:VC fps is locked at 27fps? I cant use my Temporal AA because of it. Any help would be appreciated.
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Gta:vc
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becuase its retarded? just turn of the frame limiter in the display options, you might suffer display problems with the game. but if you can handle that, then you will be fine
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I remember playing with my ti4200 at 1024x768 and being locked at 20 fps.Agent_Mull said:
With my 9800xt(everything maxed out) at 1024x768 I was locked at 60fps.
With my settings at 1280x768 I'm locked at 30fps.It's a safe bet the fps lock
depends on your card,resolution,and settings.
Try a lower resolution and see if that helps.
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I tried the fps lock, but it let to textures not loading until like 10 seconds after i go to a new area. So i just turned it back on and turned off my temporal aa. Thanks for the help anyway.
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Right click gta-vc.exe, and go to properties....then go to compatibility, then compat. mode, check the box and choose win98/windows me
Do this, then turn off frame limiter, and problem solved
Do this, then turn off frame limiter, and problem solved
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i definatly need to do that, on my 5200FX at 1280x1024, it maxes at about 55-60, that would be awsome to do that! Thanks!
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LOL 27?? mine is like 60-70fps during game play but i got mega cooling ).
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Well ive given up on the fps, but if im playing and i try to alt-tab out, more than 1/2 of the time it freezes up. Ive set the compatibility thing to 98/me but it still doesnt fix it.
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Agent_Mull said:
Do what I said on post #5, and it will be fixed.
I run 6xaa, 16xaf, 1280x1024 w/ no problems...i had prob's before I did the comp. mode, but now it's fixed
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if you'll read what i said, i did that already.iLLestOne said:Do what I said on post #5, and it will be fixed.
I run 6xaa, 16xaf, 1280x1024 w/ no problems...i had prob's before I did the comp. mode, but now it's fixed
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BTW this is just a dumb question, but what is so special about Temporal AA? does it have to be a certain FPS or somthing
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Yeah, it uses a different pattern for anti-alias every frame, unlike normal AA which just uses one. This causes 2x T AA to look like 4x normal AA and so on. If the FPS is too low the edges of the object look like they are moving a pixel every frame. Normally temporal AA needs 60+ fps.
